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4.0 Introduction
4.1 Macromechanical Failure Theories
4.1.1 Maximum Stress Theory
4.1.2 Maximum Strain Theory
4.1.3 Tsai-Hill Theory (Deviatoric energy theory)
4.1.4 Tsai-Wu Theory (Interactive tensor theory)
σ ult
Stress
σ ys
ε ys ε ult Strain
Theories:
(a) Maximum principal stress theory.
Ply Stresses:
{σ } x − y = [Tσ ]{σ }1− 2 {σ }1− 2 = [Tσ ] {σ } x − y
−1
or
Ply strains:
Tensile stresses: σ2 σ1 σ1
σ 1 ≥ F1t Fiber break
σ 2 ≥ F2t Matrix crack F 2t
σ2
Shear stresses:
σ 12 ≥ F6 or σ 6 ≥ F6 Shear crack
Material: E-Glass/Epoxy y x1
F1t = 1,080 MPa F1c = 620 MPa
F2t = 39 MPa F2c = 128 MPa
F6 = 89 MPa
ε1tu = 0.028 ε2tu = 0.005
ν12 = 0.28 ν21 = 0.06
σx σx
x2
F1t
σ 1 = σ x Cos 2θ @ failure σ 1 = F1t or σ x = ⇒ Longitudinal Tension
Cos 2θ
F
σ 2 = σ x Sin 2θ @ failure σ 2 = F2t or σ x = 22t ⇒ Transverse Tension
Sin θ
F1c
σ 1 = σ x Cos 2θ @ failure σ 1 = F1c or σ x = − ⇒ Longitudinal Compression
Cos 2θ
F
σ 2 = σ x Sin 2θ @ failure σ 2 = F2c or σ x = − 2c2 ⇒ Transverse Compression
Sin θ
F6
τ 6 = −σ x CosθSinθ @ failure τ 6 = F6 or σ x = ± ⇒ Shear
CosθSinθ
Uniaxial Strength of an Off-Axis Lamina
Maximum Stress Theory
y x1
1200 L-Tension
1000 σx σx
800 x2
600 Shear x
400
σx
MPa 200 T-tension
0
-200 Shear T-Compression
-400
-600 L-Compression
-800
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
θ , deg
4.3.2 Maximum Strain Theory:
Failure occurs when at least one of the strain components along the
principal material axis exceeds that of the ultimate strain in that direction.
Tensile strain:
ε 1 ≥ ε 1ut
ε 2 ≥ ε 2ut ε2
Compressive strain:
ε1 ≤ ε 1uc ε 2t u
ε1t u
ε1c u No failure ε1
ε2 ≤ ε 2uc
ε2c u
Shear strain:
γ 12 ≥ γ 6u or γ 6 ≥ γ 6u
Maximum Strain Theory Expressed in Stresses
ε 1 = (σ 1 − ν 12σ 2 ) / E1
Maximum strains:
ε 2 = (σ 2 − ν 21σ 1 ) / E2
γ 6 = τ 6 / G12
σ2
ε 1 = ε 1ut or - ε 1uc
@ Failure σ2 σ1 σ1
ε2 = ε 2ut or - ε 2uc
γ 6 = γ 6u σ 2 − ν 21σ 1 = F2t σ2
ε 1 = (σ 1 − ν 12σ 2 ) / E1
Strains
ε 2 = ( −ν 21σ 1 + σ 2 ) / E2 y x1
Tension Loaded:
F1t
σx =
Cos 2θ − ν 12 Sin 2θ σx σx
F2t
σx = x2
Sin 2θ − ν 21Cos 2θ
x
Compression Loaded:
F1c
σx = − ⇒ Longitudinal
Cos 2θ − ν 12 Sin 2θ
F2c
σx = − ⇒ Transverse
Sin 2θ − ν 21Cos 2θ
Shear Loaded:
F6
σx = ± ⇒ Shear
CosθSinθ
Uniaxial Strength of an Off-Axis Lamina
Maximum Strain Theory
y x1
1200 L-Tension
1000 σx σx
800 x2
Shear
600 x
σx 400
MPa 200
T-tension
0
-200
T-Compression
-400 Shear
-600 L-Compression
-800
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
θ , deg
4.3.3 Tsai-Hill Theory
Hill extended the von Mises criterion for ductile anisotropic material.
Azzi-Tsai extended this equation to anisotropic fiber reinforced composites.
Failure occurs when the LHS of the following equation is
equal to or greater than one.
Aσ 12 + Bσ 22 + Cσ 1σ 2 + Dτ 62 = 1
2
+ 2 − 2 + 2 =1 F1 F2 F1 F6
F1 F2 F1 F6
σ 12 σ 22 σ 1σ 2 τ 62
2
+ 2 − 2 + 2 =1 σx σx
F1 F2 F1 F6
x2
x
We get the failure stress:
1 Cos 4θ Sin 4θ 1 1
= + + − Cos 2
θSin 2
θ For Tensile Stresses
σx2 2
F1t 2
F2t F6 F1t
2 2
1 Cos 4θ Sin 4θ 1 1
= + + 2 − 2
Cos 2θSin 2θ For Compressive Stresses
σx2 2
F1c 2
F2c F6 F1c
Uniaxial Strength of an Off-AxiLamina
Tsai-Hill & Tsai-Wu Theories
y x1
1200
1000
800 σx σx
600
Tsai-Hill x2
σx 400
Tsai-Wu x
MPa
200
0
-200
-400 Tsai-Hill
-600 Tsai-Wu
-800
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
θ, deg
4.3.4 Tsai-Wu Theory
Tsai-Wu theory is a simplification of GolÕdenblat and KapnovÕs generalized
failure theory for anisotropic materials. It is stated as
1
f66 =
F62
1
f12 ≅ − 1
2 f11 f 22 or f12 = − 21
F1t F1c F2t F2c
Application of Tsai-Wu Failure Criterion to Angle-Ply Laminate
Solution is:
− b ± b 2 + 4a
σx =
2a
Uniaxial Strength of an Off-AxiLamina
Tsai-Hill & Tsai-Wu Theories
y x1
1200
1000
800 σx σx
600
Tsai-Hill x2
σx 400
Tsai-Wu x
MPa
200
0
-200
-400 Tsai-Hill
-600 Tsai-Wu
-800
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
θ, deg
3.4 Comparison of Failure Theories
Operational Required operational
Theory Physical basis
convenience convenience
Ductile behavior of
anisotropic Can be programmed
Deviatoric Different functions Biaxial testing is
materials -F2c
strain energy required for tensile needed in addition to
"Curve fitting" for Max. stress
(Tsai-Hill) heterogeneous and compressive uniaxial testing
strenghts Interactive theory
brittle composites